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Sedona preservation panel wins state grant to update city historic resource survey; white paper and council presentation set for Jan. 13
Summary
The Sedona Historic Preservation Commission said it won a state grant to match city funding for an updated historic resource survey, will ask city council to accept the grant and plans an RFP for a consultant; commissioners also discussed several landmark nominations and expanding the survey to include mid-century properties through 1975.
Chair Myers opened the Sedona Historic Preservation Commission meeting and commissioners confirmed they would present a white paper and summary of the commission’s work to Sedona City Council on Jan. 13, with the council meeting scheduled to start at 4:30 p.m.
A staff member announced that “we were informed at the end of last week that we were awarded the grant from the state, to, match the the funding the city has set aside to update the historic resource survey,” and said the grant acceptance will be submitted to city council and an RFP for a consultant will follow. Staff told the commission the RFP and consultant selection are expected within 2026 and that the related agenda bill and packet materials are due next week (the packet/agenda deadline was repeatedly described as the end of the coming week/noon Thursday).
Why it matters: Commissioners said the grant funding will let the commission update Sedona’s inventory and meet federal Certified Local Government…
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